ENT in Pyeonggeo-dong, Jinju-si, Korea

I went in for rhinitis, had my earwax removed too, got my prescription, and was well taken care of.

With work and some personal issues piling up, my immune system seemed to hit rock bottom, and I ended up with a terrible throat infection. I eventually went to an ENT specialist. My symptoms were so severe that after work, it felt almost impossible to continue with daily life. The doctor recommended an IV drip, and I decided to go for it right away. Lying in the hospital bed watching the IV drip go in, I felt a bit sad, yet at the same time, I was relieved thinking, 'Finally, I can breathe again.' During the IV treatment, I actually felt warm energy flowing through my body as I got to rest. After the treatment, I could definitely feel my energy coming back quickly. When you’re sick, it’s best not to tough it out and just visit the doctor for the right treatment. I suffered for a while, but thanks to the IV, I can finally live like a normal person again... Health is everything!

A few days ago, I started feeling like one of my ears was blocked. At first, I thought it would just be temporary, but as time went by, the feeling of pressure continued. It even felt like sounds around me were distant, which made me worried and led me to visit an ENT specialist. After checking in and filling out a questionnaire, I detailed my current symptoms. Besides the ear blockage, they also checked for dizziness and tinnitus, which made me feel like they were considering any related symptoms, not just the ear issue, and it gave me a sense of trust. The waiting time wasn't long, so it felt less burdensome. When I entered the consultation room, the doctor carefully asked when the symptoms started. While checking the inside of my ear, he explained the various possibilities, whether it was a simple inflammation or a pressure issue. He used easy-to-understand language instead of difficult medical terms, which made the consultation comfortable. He particularly mentioned that ear blockage can also relate to stress, fatigue, or sinus issues. I liked that they weren't just looking at the ear problem alone but considering my overall condition as well. Hearing such explanations helped me understand why the symptoms might persist for a while.